Turkish, Brazilian Presidents Discuss Bilateral Ties, Global Issues in Phone Call
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Heads of State of Brazil and Turkey regretted the persistence of conflicts in various parts of the world. Both also agreed to send a Brazilian delegation to Turkey.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva spoke on the phone on Monday with Turkey's President Recep Erdoğan. According to a note released by the Brazilian government, the two heads of state addressed, among other issues, the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. "Presidents Lula and Erdoğan lamented the persistence of conflicts around the world and stressed the importance of intensifying dialogue to find ways to peace in Ukraine and the Middle East," …
In a telephone conversation with his Brazilian counterpart, the Turkish President said: "The peace-oriented policies of Türkiye and Brazil on regional and global issues contribute to world peace."
Turkish President Erdoğan, a member of the ruling AKP party, held a telephone conversation with Brazilian President Lula da Silva. The leaders discussed bilateral relations between Turkey and Brazil, as well as regional and global developments.
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